For the Killing's Sake

"More than a "Western", this timeless story raises the issues of race, personhood and justice which reside deep within the human psyche." (Rose Mary Evans/Donna Lee Graham)
The story begins underground, in a mining tunnel at the moment of collapse. Here, with the earth itself caught in a spasm of change, is a metaphor for the necessary and even desperate struggle out from the darkness of our awareness. We follow four main characters that make up a tiny band moving through the imposing dry l...